"God Is Beautiful": South African Woman Buys Luxury Car in Cash at 24, Inspires Mzansi

• A young lady showcased her inspiring journey of buying her fancy car, which took the internet by storm
• The 24-year-old expressed how she bought her car in cash, and the TikTok video went viral
• South Africans loved the babe's whip and flocked to the comments section, gushing over it
• Briefly News asked financial expert Fulufhelani Mashapha whether luxury cars are smart investments or just flashy status symbols

A young lady has left Mzansi buzzing after she shared a TikTok video showcasing her remarkable achievement.

Woman buys a luxury car in cash at 24

On her social media account, @nomakhosandilemfe shared a glimpse of her big, yet special, day, a moment that touched many.

@nomakhosandilemfe revealed to her followers that she just purchased a luxury car at 24 years of age in cash. While taking to her TikTok caption, the hun simply said:

"U Thixo akawalibali amadinga ethu."

The video, which quickly went viral, captured the emotional and inspiring moment as she took her sleek new vehicle, a symbol of hard work and dedication.

In the now-viral clip, the young woman is seen confidently walking into the dealership, signing documents, and receiving the keys to her car. As the video continued, she showcased how she drove off in her fancy whip, an impressive feat that caught the attention of thousands across social media platforms.

South Africans flooded the comments section with congratulatory messages, calling her an inspiration to the youth. Many praised her for her financial discipline and hustle, while others wanted to know her secrets to achieving such a milestone at a young age.

Take a look at the inspiring video below:

Briefly News spoke to financial expert Fulufhelani Mashapha to find out whether luxury car purchases lose value too quickly to be seen as smart long-term investments, or if they’re simply status symbols with little financial return. She explained:

"Luxury car purchases tend to depreciate rapidly—once you drive a new car off the dealership lot, it can lose approximately 15–20% of its value immediately.

In addition, luxury vehicles often come with high ongoing costs, including fuel, insurance, and routine maintenance such as tire replacements."

SA congratulates the new car owner

The online community was proud of the young lady for achieving such a huge milestone, and they headed to the comments section to shower her with congratulatory messages.

Nandi Mhlongo said:

"Congrats, dear...I know for a fact you'll love the car."

Rev RobertMatloa added:

"Praise be to the almighty for answering prayers."

TsepoDeep7 wrote:

"God is beautiful, but I wish people could stop announcing everything on social media."

Unathi Vanessa Dyoba expressed:

"Haibo, congratulations, my love. Ohh God is Good!"

Sello.Malema shared:

"Stay blessed and don't worry, I already bought 3 cars there, they are running very well."

Asithandendiya stated:

"Congratulations, sis, but We Buy Cars don’t trust leyo Company, and please bengaxoki lamnt ebeth yise kwi Service before it’s too late."

Akhona Mata commented:

"Congratulations, stranger, for those mocking her… we need to understand that WeBuyCars is not a dealership but a car Supermarket, they sell voetstoots, so surely she did her due diligence."

South African women flex their cars

• Briefly News previously reported that one woman in South Africa has become a beacon of hope for many young women in Mzansi after she showcased her achievements.
• One young lady achieved a big milestone in her life and bragged about it on TikTok as she showed off her car.
• A woman in Mzansi showed off her brand-new whip, and her salesman had ladies going wild in the comments section.
• One South African woman turned heads with her collections of cars, which she flexed on her social media account after taking part in the latest social media challenge.

Source: Briefly News